如何让爱唠叨的母亲不插手你的事情(视频+文本+字幕)
日期:2015-03-20 08:28

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If your meddling mom is driving you crazy with her nose constantly in your business, take these steps to get her off your back once and for all.
如果你爱管闲事的妈妈总是插手你的事情,让你快要抓狂了,采取下面的步骤,一劳永逸地让她还你自由HHxC+6vYpy

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You Will Need
你需要

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Emotional control
情感控制

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Acknowledgment
认可

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Sense of humor
幽默感

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Specific example
具体的例子

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Catchphrase
名言警句

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Willingness to occasionally ask her advice
愿意偶尔采纳她的建议

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Adroitness at changing the subject (optional)
随时改变话题的机智(可选)

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Steps
步骤

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STEP 1 Stay in control
1.控制情绪

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Resist the urge to lash out at her every time she gives unwanted advice. It'll just reinforce the same old power-struggle pattern.
抑制每当她给出你不想要的建议时向她大发脾气的冲动[Wfm3Z23L~。这样只会强化家庭大战的模式#)Q72DvUZuA#l.!)

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STEP 2 Acknowledge her advice
2.认可她的建议

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Acknowledge her advice by saying "thanks" or "good to know." Follow up by calmly telling her that all her unsolicited advice makes you feel like nothing you do is good enough -- ask for some credit.
认可她的建议,说“谢谢”或者“太好了,我知道了N#PB&f3uTFd5c#]OYc。”随后冷静地告诉她,她主动提供的所有建议让你觉得自己做的任何事都不够好——请求她给你留点面子fRdRnpDFh-s

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STEP 3 Make a joke
3.说个笑话

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Make a joke next time she butts in. If she wants you to do something you'd rather not, give her a witty line that makes light of the situation.
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STEP 4 Use an example
4.举出具体的例子

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Use a specific example where a friend or family member criticized her to illustrate that no one likes unwanted advice.
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STEP 5 Repeat a catchphrase
5.重复名言警句

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Come up with a catchphrase and repeat it exactly every time she butts in. She'll then expect the phrase and possibly avoid saying anything at all.
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Become a master of changing the subject.
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STEP 6 Ask her advice
6.征求她的建议

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Ask her advice every now and then. If she feels needed and appreciated, maybe she'll lighten up.
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The term "heliopter parent" describes a parent who hovers over their children and become too involved in their lives, especially at school.
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